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The tree became famous after being featured in Kevin Costner’s 1991 film “Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves,” and was a big draw ... the people that did it. They still think it’s funny ...

Sometimes it ’ s surprising to learn the human face behind your favorite cartoon character. That ’ s the beauty of cartoons and the world of animation. The art is so immersive ...

Does This Make Me Funny?, a smattering of stories that span her upbringing as a self-described “B-minus nepo baby” to the present and PEOPLE can exclusively reveal its cover. The actress’s ...

He was famous for arriving first at murders ... the wild, warped and wickedly funny photo caricatures he created from the quiet of his Hell’s Kitchen home. Of course, no Weegee exhibition would be ...

Ohman, a Minnesota native, has been drawing witty and pointed cartoons for more than ... 55 years at The Washington Post. His famous cartoon of heavily bearded Richard Nixon crawling out of a gutter ...

For Hughes, who found little welcome while white male colleagues grew famous ... funny?” Berkeley’s film serves as a tightly edited, talkshow-adjacent showcase for several very entertaining pe ...

Editor's note: In the summer of 2015, Francisco Souto began a series of drawings about his native land, Venezuela, and the impact of the economic and political upheaval on its people.

Christensen says he did caricatures as a side job during those years, but now he’s turned his passion for drawing people into a full-time endeavor. “I drew first caricature, which was Richard ...

They take about two seconds to read. (OK, maybe three if there’s a long caption.) And yet done right, a particular panel cartoon — the kind you see in the New Yorker — can resonate so deeply ...